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Joel Voldman1, Richard B. Levine2, John G. Hildebrand2, Anantha P. Chandrakasan1 Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ 1 2 For decades, scientists and engineers have been fascinated by cybernetic organisms, or cyborgs, that fuse artificial and natural systems. Cyborgs enable harnessing biological systems that have been honed by evolutionary forces over millennia to achieve astounding feats. Male moths can detect a single pheromone molecule, a sensitivity of roughly 10-21 grams. Thus, cyborgs can perform tasks at scales and efficiencies that would ordinarily seem incomprehensible. Semiconductor technology is central to realizing this vision offering powerful processing and communication capabilities, as well as low weight, small size, and deterministic control. An emerging cyborg application is moth flight control, where electronics and MEMS devices are
Denis C. Daly1, Patrick P. Mercier1, Manish Bhardwaj1, Alice L. Stone2,